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Letter To The Editor: Persons Of Honesty And Integrity Still Exist In The Virgin Islands

Opinion / Virgin Islands / June 26, 2015

Dear Editor,

I write this letter to commend the Officers at the Virgin Islands Police Department stationed on St. John. In January 2013, on a visit to St. John, I lost a pouch filled with jewelry and other important documents like my passport, social security cards for my kids and myself. I retraced my steps looking all over and never found it. Eventually, I chalked it up to a loss.

To my utmost surprise and extreme pleasure, this past weekend 2 ½ years later, while visiting St. John, Officer Marilyn Leware, heard my name and informed me that they had a red pouch for me. We walked to the station where she retrieved it. Every item was inside!!!! I was so excited that I neglected to ask how they got it. But I thank the person who found it and the officers for securing it for me. I can’t stop singing their praises and felt compelled to share this story with our community as it indicates that persons of honesty and integrity still exist in the Virgin Islands.

Submitted by:

Masserae Sprauve Webster

 

Feature Image: Example of lost and found purse.


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